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R. v. B.C. [2012] -- Charges of Impaired Driving and Over "80" DROPPED by prosecutor prior to trial after Mr. Shapray's submissions regarding unreasonable delay and trial not being held within a reasonable time - NO CRIMINAL RECORD and NO DRIVING PROHIBITION.
R. v. T.E. [2012] -- Fraud charges involving ICBC DROPPED by prosecutor after challenge to police evidence against Mr. Shapray's client - NO CRIMINAL RECORD.
R. v. R.M. [2012] -- Assault charges involving road rage incident resolved with Alternative Measures - NO CRIMINAL RECORD.
R. v. B.F. [2011] -- Two counts of Assault Causing Bodily Harm and one count of Resisting Arrest resolved through negotiation with the Crown - Client entered into PEACE BOND - NO CRIMINAL RECORD.
R. v. N.G. [2011] -- Charges of Possession of Stolen Property DROPPED by prosecutor before trial after challenge to police evidence and lack of proper note taking during the investigation.
R. v. G.S. [2011] -- Uttering Threats charges DROPPED by the prosecutor after client engaged in significant counseling and remedial steps taken between laying of charge and trial date.
R. v. M.D. [2011] -- Mr. Shapray retained during investigation of client by police relating to sexual assault allegations - Mr. Shapray communicated with police and Crown prosecutor resulting in NO CRIMINAL CHARGES being laid - Case Closed!
R. v. N.G. [2011] -- DUI charges dropped for plea to Motor Vehicle Act charge after issues raised regarding unreasonable delay - NO CRIMINAL RECORD.

Weapons Charges Results

Client released on bail after lengthy bail hearing involving high profile charges of Break and Enter and multiple Firearms offences.

R. v. B.R. [2009]
Client released on bail after lengthy bail hearing involving high profile charges of Break and Enter and multiple Firearms offences.

R. v. B.G. [2008]
Firearms possession charge dropped by prosecutor after challenge to police evidence.

R. v. J.R. [2007]
Charges against U.S. citizen arrested with loaded firearm at border crossing dropped after challenge to police evidence - NO CRIMINAL RECORD and client able to resume travel between U.S. and Canada.

R. v. L.G. [2000]
Client acquitted of charges of robbery and forcible confinement after trial.

R. v. E.D. [2001]
Charged of possession of Weapons Dangerous; client acquitted after trial.

Criminal defence lawyer Michael R. Shapray, B.A., LL.B., represents residents of Vancouver, Surrey, North Vancouver, Vancouver Island, Richmond, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Victoria, Nanaimo, Burnaby, Delta, and Langley, British Columbia.